A lot of investors are looking to midwest and KC is on the top of a lot of lists. 

Our condo in Denver, for instance, is about 1.5 miles to the nearest hospital but it's in Capitol Hill which is just southwest of downtown and has its own mix of restaurants, bars and grocery stores.

It was listed online.

The BP list is actually why I’m considering Fayetteville.

Here's a list of a bunch in Chicagoland - https://www.straightupchicagoinvestor.com/chicago-real-estat...For education, I recommend reading the BP books plus listen to the Straight Up Chicago Investor Podcast.

This means, make sure your contracts are signed and you collect your insurance certificates not only from the GC but also the sub contractors where you are listed as additional insured before you make payments.

I've seen a few fixer uppers small multis on wholesaler lists...not sure if one would come up in your timeline though. 

There are websites where you can list the share rooms for rent.If you can't find a new construction house try to get a house built 2000+ year to avoid repairs as much as possible.

You don't want to list the home and attempt showings with a noncooperative tenant.

It's nice when it does, sure, but in most cases it takes years of saving and investing LOTS OF YOUR OWN MONEY to start.Once you have some cash in the game there's plenty of stuff you can do to generate more money, like BRRRR, selling properties that have appreciated, more targeted flips done with your money to raise more money, working with hard-money lenders using your real estate as security, and the list gets longer and longer the more properties you have and the more experienced you become.But the number of people who get into this at first through wholesaling and flipping and successfully make money at these two no-money-down strategies, enough to move on to buying investment properties with the cash their business generates, is really quite small in most markets.